“I just didn’t know where to put myself on that stage, but that was the fun part!”- An Interview with No Rome
Kiera Gormley interviews No Rome after the release of his new single, and ahead of a busy 2020.
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The Edge’s List of 2019: No Rome
No Rome a.k.a. Rome Gomez burst onto the scene in 2018 with dreamy breakout track…
Nuffield theatre announce comedy line-up including Russell Kane and Romesh Ranganathan
The University of Southampton’s very own Nuffield theatre will play host to some big comedy acts over the coming months, including Andy Parson, Nina Conti and Romesh Ranganathan.
Film Comment: In space, no one can hear how excited I am about Prometheus…
Consider the scope and worth of Sir. Ridley Scott’s seminal science-fiction classics Alien and Blade Runner and you might…
Nostalgic News: The Elephant Man was released 40 years ago
Georgie Holmes takes us back to the true story of Joseph Merrick that was turned into a film 40 years ago.
Review: Romeo and Juliet at The Globe Theatre, ‘Funny, Dramatic and Enjoyable to Watch’
Connie Seamer reviews Shakespeare’s most known play of the starcrossed lovers, performed at the Globe back in 2019.
It’s Not All Ones and Zeroes: Non-Cisgender Representation in Video Games
Jack Nash looks at the non-cisgender representation in video games.
Nostalgic News: Mad Max: Fury Road was released 5 years ago
Katie Evans celebrates the fifth anniversary of this gritty sci-fi film.
“It’s a slap in the face, it grabs people’s attention” – An interview with Enter Shikari’s Rou Reynolds
Editor Jack Nash has a chat with Enter Shikari frontman Rou about their brand new album, Nothing is Tru and Everything is Impossible.
Women in Wartime: Is There Enough Representation?
As a typically male-dominated genre, Maddie Lock weighs up the role women have had in war narratives.
Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at The Annex Theatre
Sophie and Thea enjoy a night of ‘G O O D F U N’ with SUSU Theatre Group.
Nostalgic News: Frankenweenie was released five years ago today
Writer Laura Woodhouse takes a look at why Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie is so enduring on its fifth anniversary.
In Defence of Mass Effect: Andromeda
Keira Gawne jumps into battle to defend the latest instalment of the Bioware series.
Review: Berlin Syndrome
Writer Christopher Plank Reviews Cate Shortland’s latest project about a disturbed teacher and an unfortunate backpacker.